I've worked through a sample using an indexing "hash" object. (is there
a better term for this sort of thing?). It seems this is working out
rather well.
Basically I have code that looks something like this:
var index = {};
for (var x=0; x < json.length; x++) {
var curItem = json[x];
i
I've used an object to 'cache' jquery instances. Works great.
I've also used id strings to pack data. like where
the 'x' is because id's shouldn't be numeric. And the other numbers
might be your employee id or task id. I find this id method ugly, and
would rather use a javascript object (or "has
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